– Non-Muslim students and staff reportedly faced bias and prejudice – Incidents of derogatory behaviour and unequal treatment highlighted – Jamia says it will take action if there is concrete proof of bias, prejudice
The report reveals accounts of discrimination against non-Muslim students, faculty, and staff members. Witnesses testified about bias and prejudice based on religious identity, which allegedly pervaded various aspects of university life.
Jamia Millia Islamia University has issued a statement addressing the allegations, expressing commitment to fostering inclusivity and condemning any form of discrimination. The university acknowledged that past administrations may have mishandled such incidents but emphasised efforts under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor Professor Mazhar Asif to create an equitable environment.